it I fi 'X ' 'fha-fe. 'i il 5 if if d - ttf l l l t ,, Marion Vlaltos runs the soft drink stand while Margaret Gary ad- vertises the Black Bottom Circus. The two sleuths john and lN'illiam Stricklin keep the circus free from pick-pockets. They seem to cover so much ground at one time-l wonder why-it wouldn't have anything to do with their feet would it? Some people always continue the same work after they get out of school as they did when they went to school. This is the way with lien Vinson, he is now water hoy for the elephants. He always has to watch out because he is afraid the elephants might think he is an ant and step on him. Emma Matile is not with the circus any more and her name seems to he changed. I don't know why hut l'll let you guess. too. Kenneth Peter- son has also followed in Emma's footsteps. Wesley McNeil runs the calliope for the merry-go-round. Ile has sold his Ford and has taken up this so that he won't get lonesome. The jugglers. Irene Elliot. Lucille Foster. Oren Hughes and Paul Petit. add much entertainment as also do the clowns Richard Leisman. Clifford Smith and Mary Merrick. Virgil Ohling, the midget must have shrunk in the twenty years that have passed since I saw him. One of the chief side show attractions is Rohert -lost the wild man from Borneo. First time l knew hirth-places moved. I wonder where that music is coming from? l'l'hy from the hand lead hy Ed Howell. The players are Cecil Guhser, .-Xlvin Hulse. Pearl Baker, Rose Gerkman. Eileen Groupe and Norma Ivins. Ray Shockley seems to like to sell lialloons hetter than anything else. Greta Matzen. who once was the artist editor for the Green and Gold at lYest Linn, still continues in that line, she is now the tatooed lady. Peanuts! Peanuts! Five cents a hag. :Xnyhody want a sack of pea- nuts? It seems that Howard Skinner's practice as a yell leader has come in handy, Meredith Rittenhouse and Glena liauersfeld seem to glory in wrap- ping snakes around their arms and necks. They are the snake charniers. Far he it from me. Mason MacLean is the lion tamer while -Iohn Roe does much the same tricks with the tigers. I'll het Elmer Moser has hlisters in his mouth and not from telling lies either. He is the world famous fire eater. lewis Stahlnecker and Beatrice llerford are the tight rope walkers. Eudora lVoodworth Ends great pleasure in sliding down the wire with an umhrella over her head. They had hetter keep their halance or else watch out. Ralph Yoting leads the elephants while Dorothy Young and Essie Macllonald find riding the elephants' hacks more to their liking. Louise Sievers seems to he using' a camouflage for some reason or other. VVe're not supposed to know the truth for she is the hearded lady of the circus. The minstrels are Margaret Evans. Mildred Legler. Marie Morrison and Alhertha Swauger. Lola Stahe and Helen Swenson ran the novelty stand. Mildred Yeager and Eleanor Valley sell candy cotton. 'l he Siamese twins are Agnes and Gladys XYilkin. They seem to have added a little more to their title since I last knew them. They fool the people now hut they can't fool us from VVest Linn high school. lhznvt. 'I't'RNsa '35. l 23 l
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